I decided that I was going to go back to school, finish up my Law Enforcement degree, become a police officer, make more money and pay off my debt. 

They'll give you a sense of what Cap Rates different property classes are getting in your area.As far as property classes, here's how I think about it:A class: White collar/upper-upper middle class, higher-end finishes, very safe neighborhoods, good schools.

Near the schools in Tampa, they would be considered student housing, and that's a ton of wear and tear and turnover.I love, and will continue looking at small multi-families that are all 2/1. 

alas, what is, is:Here's my reasoning for being quite a bit 'bearish' on Indy:In general I'm not overly impressed with my peers in high school who choose to stay around, relative to folks go got 'out' of the area. 

Hello all,My name is MarcAnthony, but all of my friends call me Marc for short, and I am in my third year of law school in CT.

They did not go to law school, pass a bar exam, and work in the legal field.

I went to inner city public schools and don't come from a lot of money.

My house is a block from a catholic primary school, convenient to a small private college and seminary (divinity school), not too far from freeway access, and a couple blocks from a major bus line (that serves the college, divinity school and downtown).

Do you have any recommendations for classroom training schools?

Google maps is showing that (the area I'm looking at) is only 25 min from downtown Raleigh.Redfin "market insights" show that the Wendell home prices per square foot have risen 12% since last year (not sure if this is trustworthy data)...I can't find year-over-year info about unemployment.In other news, Wendell Falls is still developing (commercial and residential properties) and a charter school is said to be coming to Wendell Falls...Thoughts?